CT University organized Cancer Awareness and Check up camp

Mon, Apr 17, 2017 at 4:38 PM

More than 2000 people from 100 villages participated

Ludhiana: 17th April 2017: (Punjab Screen Bureau)::

CT University Ludhiana in association with World Cancer Care Organization organized Cancer Awareness cum Check Up Camp in association with World Cancer Care Organization on 16 April 2017. The camp was majorly emphasized on Medical Check Up and distribution of medicines free of cost. There were six buses equipped with ultra modern equipment at this event. The Camp was inaugurated by S. Charanjit Singh Chani Chairman CT Group, S. Kulwant Singh Dhaliwal Chairman World Cancer Care, S. Jaswant Sigh Grewal Advisor World Cancer Care, Mr. Dharminder Dhillon MD world Cancer Care, Mrs. Parminder Kaur Co-Chairman CT Group, and Dr. Davinder Singh Sandhu Cancer Specialist.

More than 2000 people from approximately 100 villages participated in the camp. Besides people from Jagraon, Ludhiana, Raikot and Moga cities also came to take benefit of this camp. CT University provided free buses for patients to bring them to the camp. It is to be noted that the Malwa region topped the cancer list, with 14,682 of the 33,318 deaths in 2015. The unusually high incidence, especially in the cotton growing districts of south-western Punjab, has been linked to the use of pesticides by cotton farmers, among other factors. Malwa consumes 75% of the pesticides used in Punjab, shows the State Council for Science and Technology’s State of Environment Report. Under its CSR initiative, CT University and World Cancer Care organized this camp to help the poor and underprivileged people of this region. CT University is a multi-disciplinary, student-centric, research-focused University offering a full range of academic programs at the undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral level. CTU’s multi-disciplinary curriculum provides students a strong foundation in disciplines in the Design and Innovation, Humanities and Linguistics, Natural Sciences, Engineering and Technology, Pharmaceutical and Allied Medical Sciences, Education, Management, Hotel Management, Airlines, and Tourism while enabling them to expertise in their own field. Education at CTU is design to develop students with the breadth of vision, knowledge, skills and attitudes required to succeed in the careers of the 21st century.

Given Information, S. Charanjit Singh Channi (Chancellor, CT University and Chairman, CT Group) said CT University is a multi-disciplinary, student-centric, research-focused University offering a full range of academic programs at the undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral level. CTU’s multi-disciplinary curriculum provides students a strong foundation in disciplines in the Design and Innovation, Humanities and Linguistics, Natural Sciences, Engineering and Technology, Pharmaceutical and Allied Medical Sciences, Education, Management, Hotel Management, Airlines, and Tourism while enabling them to expertise in their own field. Education at CTU is design to develop students with the breadth of vision, knowledge, skills and attitudes required to succeed in the careers of the 21st century. He said, “We such initiatives, we also make sure to aware and work for our society.”

Traffic-Free Zone with ‘Big Streets’ on November 8, 2015

Thu, Nov 5, 2015 at 3:14 PM

Event by CT Group of Institutions and The Body Temple 

Ludhiana: 5 November2015: (Punjab screen Bureau):

After receiving the roaring response at Jalandhar, CT Group of Institutions in association with The Body Temple has again come up with its much hyped and acknowledged event ‘Big Streets’ to celebrate the togetherness in the fresh air on Sunday (November 8, 2015) morning at Rakh Bagh road (Civil Lines). This time Punjab’s first ever event of its kind will galvanize the Ludhianivis to participate in a shared vision of an active and healthy way of life.

The press conference was addressed by Mr. Gaurav Khanna (Head, Public Relations at CT Group of Institutions), Ms. Ruchi Bawa (Cultural Secretary, Sutlej Club), Mr. Abhimanyu Bajaj and Mr. Prateek Bajaj, Founders of The Body Temple.

Mr. Gaurav Khanna (Head, Public Relations at CT Group of Institutions) said, “It has been learned that Pollution is increasing everyday in the city with the increasing number of vehicles. With this activity, we would try to encourage and motivate people to ditch their car for short distances and manage to use public transport, bicycles or even try to walk as these can save environment and make them healthier.” He informed that on the day one or more streets of Rakh Bagh road (Civil Lines) from 6.30am to 9.30am onwards will be cordoned off for the citizens. They could only use the streets for recreation that promotes health, wellbeing, fitness, togetherness and joy.

The event is all about opening streets to people, sharing resources, transforming communities. The traffic won't be allowed for three hours as residents will reform their roads as open-air dance studios, art hubs, gymnasiums and yoga institutes. There will be Body Yoga, Body Aerobics, Body Zumba & Body Bakwa, Bhangra on Live Dhol, Tug of War, Open DJ, Badminton, Rope Skipping, Soccer, Karate and many more. 

Ms. Ruchi Bawa (Cultural Secretary, Sutlej Club) said, “This is truly a commendable initiative by CT Group of Institutions. Their event has won accolades in Jalandhar now they are organizing in Ludhiana and we are highly thankful to them for taking the support of Sutlej Club.”

Mr. Prateek Babaj (Founder, The Body Temple) said, “Achieving great success at Jalandhar, this event will also encourage the Ludhianivis about the fact that cities are meant for people but not cars. People will really enjoy this initiative.”

Press Conference addressed by-  

·         Mr. Prabh Gill (Punjabi Singing Sensation)

·         Mr. Gaurav Khanna (Head, Public Relations at CT Group of Institutions)

·         Ms. Ruchi Bawa (Cultural Secretary, Sutlej Club)

·         Mr. Prateek Bajaj (Founder, The Body Temple)

·         Mr. Abhimanyu Bajaj (Founder, The Body Temple)